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1 Real, 2 Fake Guns Put Maryland Schools On Alert: Patch PM
Prank callers use MD State Police number | Local chefs nominated for prestigious awards | "Family Annihilator" may be in national park.

Share-worthy stories from the Maryland Patch network to talk about tonight:
Loch Raven High School Student Arrested, Pellet Gun Found: Police
The 14-year-old is facing criminal charges, the Baltimore County Police Department reported.
BB Gun Found On Student At Pimlico Elementary-Middle School: Report
The report came the morning after 17 people were gunned down at a high school in Florida. Elsewhere in Baltimore City, there was a false report of a school shooting.
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Loaded Handgun Leads To High School Student's Arrest
The student in Montgomery County was arrested at Clarksburg High School, and a letter was sent to families.
James Beard Awards: See How Maryland Chefs Stack Up
Two Maryland chefs were nominated for the so-called Oscars for restaurants, selected from 20,000 entrants.
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Guidance Counselor Arrested For Alleged Drug Dealing In D.C.
The school staffer was allegedly selling marijuana during a "pot party" at a sports bar.
Southwest Spring Sale On Flights From BWI: Last Day
Bethesda Family Annihilator 40-Year Search To Resume
The outdoorsman on the FBI's "10 Most Wanted" list may be in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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- Fire Extinguisher Burglar Struck Sykesville Middle School: Police
- Modern Market Opens In Columbia
- Express Toll Lane Extension Into Harford Prompts Public Meetings
- Man Carrying Board With Nails Robs 7-Eleven In Silver Spring
- Fatal Crash Near Reisterstown Involved Stolen Vehicle: Police
- Maryland Tax Free Weekend For Energy Star Appliances
- District 32 School Board Member Appointed
- AT&T Store In Bel Air Is First Of Kind In Mid-Atlantic
- Missing Wheaton Teen Did Not Return Home From School: Police
Across America
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- Students Visit Nurse's Office After Eating Pot Brownies At Connecticut School
- Film Review: 'Black Panther'
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The Maryland flag is at half-staff on Wednesday, Feb. 15, after a school shooting in Florida that left 17 dead. It will remain in that position until sunset on Monday, Feb. 19. Photo courtesy of Maryland Secretary of State.
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